Jeff Goldblum to Headline Ottawa Jazz Festival 2026
Hollywood star Jeff Goldblum will bring his jazz orchestra to Ottawa this summer. The festival lineup also features WILLOW, KOKOROKO, and more. Tickets on sale January 15.
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Winterlude Returns to Confederation Park in 2026
Ottawa's beloved Winterlude festival is set to make its official return to Confederation Park in 2026. Get the details on the iconic event's comeback.
New small-dog park, splash pad coming to Midland's Little Lake
The Town of Midland announces major upgrades for Little Lake Dog Park, including a dedicated small-dog area and a splash pad, set to begin in 2026. Learn about the planned improvements.
P.E.I. invests $1.67M in Indigenous skills training
Prince Edward Island announces a $1.67 million investment to support skills development and employment opportunities for Indigenous communities. Learn about the new provincial initiative.
Ottawa pledges improvements for Rouge National Urban Park
The federal government announces significant investments to enhance Rouge National Urban Park and a Toronto-area beach, promising better facilities and conservation efforts. Learn about the planned upgrades.
Ottawa residents say Grove Avenue is too narrow, hazardous
Ottawa residents voice safety concerns over narrow Grove Avenue in Old Ottawa South, citing parked cars and snowbanks as major traffic obstacles. Learn about the local challenges.
Ottawa police stop 13-year-old driver in Barrhaven
Ottawa Police intervened after a 13-year-old was caught driving a vehicle in Barrhaven to get candy. The incident highlights ongoing community safety concerns.
Why 2026 Could Be a Turning Point for Edmonton
Amid global uncertainty, columnist Keith Gerein argues 2026 could be a year of uplift for Edmonton, with major infrastructure projects set for completion. Explore the city's unique challenges and opportunities.
Wildlife cameras capture coyotes in Fish Creek Park
Motion-activated cameras in Calgary's Fish Creek Provincial Park are documenting wildlife like coyotes. The project offers a candid glimpse into park ecology without disturbing animals.
Ottawa street too narrow for buses after construction
Residents of Old Ottawa South say Grove Avenue is now dangerously narrow for OC Transpo buses after roadwork reduced its width. Locals report buses mounting sidewalks to pass.
East York highrise residents cleared to return after blaze
Most residents of a Thorncliffe Park highrise evacuated after a November fire can now return home. The city has cleared all but 16 units at 11 Thorncliffe Park Rd. for occupancy. Read the latest on the recovery efforts.
Waterloo Dog Park Reopens Following Fence Damage
The Waterloo Park West Dog Park has reopened after repairs to damaged fencing were completed. The popular off-leash area is now safe for public use again.
Waterloo Park West Dog Park Set to Reopen This Week
The popular Waterloo Park West Dog Park is scheduled to reopen this week, bringing relief to local pet owners. Get the latest details on the reopening timeline.
2025 Wildfires to Severely Impact Manitoba Camping Season
The devastating 2025 wildfires have left a lasting mark on Manitoba's parks. Discover how the upcoming camping season will be affected and what officials are planning for recovery.
B.C.'s Major Projects Law Stalled by Lack of Consultation
Premier David Eby's urgent infrastructure legislation remains inactive eight months later, delayed by a failure to consult First Nations. Key details on the political and reconciliation setback.
Suspect sought in Fish Creek Park stabbing and robbery
Calgary police are searching for a man after a violent stabbing and robbery in Fish Creek Provincial Park on October 23, 2025. Authorities have released photos of the suspect.
Waterloo Dog Park Closes Due to Damaged Fence
The temporary Waterloo Park West Dog Park is closed for repairs after significant fence damage was discovered. Officials urge pet owners to use alternative locations.
No Injuries in St. Paul University Residence Fire
Ottawa firefighters swiftly contained a bathroom fire at a St. Paul University student residence on Jan. 2, 2026. No injuries were reported. Read the full details on the first fire call of the year.
One injured in shooting at Montreal's Angrignon Park
Montreal police are investigating a shooting in Angrignon Park that left one person injured on the morning of June 25, 2025. Details on the incident and police response.
What's On in Windsor-Essex to Start 2026 Right
Kick off 2026 in Windsor-Essex with nature escapes at Point Pelee, wellness at Lungovita, running clubs, and family art workshops. Your guide to a fresh start.
13 Things That Will Cost More in Ottawa in 2026
A look at the 13 goods and services set to become more expensive for Ottawa residents in 2026. Plan your budget now for the year ahead.
Stanley Park Seawall Reopens Following Mudslide
A section of Vancouver's iconic Stanley Park Seawall has reopened after a mudslide forced its closure. Get the latest details on the cleanup and park access.
Missing Vancouver teen found dead, police say
Vancouver police have confirmed the tragic discovery of a missing 16-year-old girl. The investigation is ongoing. Read the latest details on this developing story.
What to Do in Ottawa for New Year's Eve and Day 2025
Discover the best events and activities to ring in 2026 in Ottawa, from fireworks at City Hall to family skating parties. Plan your perfect New Year's celebration in the capital.
Ottawa's Most Annoying 2025 Stories: Sidewalks to Hockey
From a controversial sidewalk in Manor Park to forced office returns and transit chaos, columnist Brigitte Pellerin lists the top local irritants that plagued Ottawa in 2025.
Life of Pie Closes After Nearly 18 Years in Ottawa
Life of Pie, a beloved Ottawa bakery, is closing its doors after nearly 18 years in Old Ottawa South. Owner Kerry Duffy reflects on the journey with her family.
Ottawa's 2025 in 51 Powerful Images
A visual journey through Ottawa's 2025, from wildfire haze and royal visits to community triumphs and hard news. See the photos that defined the year in the capital.
Dartmouth residents seek injunction over Shubie Park dog area
Residents in Dartmouth, N.S., are taking legal action to close the off-leash dog area in Shubie Park, citing ongoing concerns. Learn about the dispute and its potential impact on the community.
Rock and Mud Slide Shuts Part of Stanley Park Seawall
A section of Vancouver's iconic Stanley Park seawall is closed after a rock and mud slide. Officials are assessing the damage and public safety is the priority. Stay updated on the closure.
First Nations Caution B.C. Premier on UN Indigenous Rights
First Nations leaders in British Columbia urge Premier David Eby not to pursue changes to the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Learn about the concerns and the political context.
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